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Rudy Sheperd
Rudy Shepherd: Healers and Criminals
Criminal: Charles Taylor
Rudy Shepherd's latest work explores the nature of evil through the mediums of painting and sculpture.
Over the past six years I have been making work that explores the nature of evil through the mediums of painting and sculpture. This exploration involves investigations into the lives of criminals and victims of crime. I am exploring the complexity of these stories and the grey areas between innocence and guilt in a series of paintings and drawings of both the criminals and the victims, making no visual distinctions between the two. By presenting the people first and the stories second a space is created for humanity to be reinstilled into the lives of people who have been reduced to mere headlines by the popular press.
Going along with these portraits is a series of sculptures called the Black Rock Negative Energy Absorbers. These sculptures are meant to be a counterpoint to what can seem like a vast, unsolvable problem. They pose a solution, while at the same time questioning the viewer's belief in the power of art, and the power of belief. These have taken the form of a large outdoor public sculpture at Socrates Sculpture Park in 2006, human scale works in 2008, and then small scale ceramic pieces called Healing Devices in my most recent solo exhibition at Mixed Green Gallery in 2012.
Healer: Octavia Butler
The Healer project, a video project shown in my most recent solo exhibition at Mixed Greens Gallery, continues this line of questioning by creating a fictional world in which magic is real and people are changed by the healing powers of a mystical being. The Healer, an outgrowth of the Black Rock Negative Energy Absorber sculptures, moves through the world in a state of detachment; he is an invisible man. Much like the Bear character in my previous 2005 video project, The Healer both leads us to contemplate intermediate spaces—those between binaries such as "good" and "evil"—and serves as a self-portrait in which to explore feelings of social and political frustration, isolation, and impotence.
Healer: Franz Fanon
In the video, the viewer observes the Healer doing everything from walking the desert like a shaman to pouring milk in his kitchen. Instead of demonstrating concrete abilities, the video captures The Healer wandering the earth in a manner neither wholly apart from its activities nor entirely part of them. To emphasize a lack of narrative resolution, I developed a computer program using Max MSP, in collaboration with Penn State graduate student Ian Brill, to randomly sort the scenes live as the video is playing. The result is a never-ending series of contemplations with no beginning or end.
The Healer Project was shown alongside a series of paintings that draw heavily on photos from news sources and seek both to present the events captured by them in a more nuanced, complex way and to grant these otherwise disposable images a newfound permanence in our collective consciousness. Examples include a house torn through by Hurricane Sandy, the Libyan and Syrian rebels fighting for their freedom, and the White House Situation Room during the assassination of Osama bin Laden.
Ronell Wilson/William Ragland
In the media, and oftentimes in our society, we make efforts to articulate clear lines between acceptable and unacceptable behavior, between the good and the bad. As a result, individual people are made into moral or ethical examples, but at what cost? Is the oversimplification of issues and the divisiveness we see in the reportage of the news making it more difficult to understand and empathize with one another? My most recent work is an exploration of these questions, which I engage through an ongoing dialogue with news as it unfolds.
Based in New York City, Rudy Shepherd received a BS in Biology and Studio Art from Wake Forest University and an MFA in Sculpture from the School of Art Institute of Chicago. He has been in group exhibitions at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, NY, The Studio Museum of Harlem, NY, Bronx Museum of Art, NY, Art in General, NY, Triple Candie, NY, Socrates Sculpture Park, NY, Cheekwood Museum of Art, TN, Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, MD, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, CT, Southeastern Center of Contemporary Art, NC, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, IL, Tart Gallery, San Francisco, CA, Analix Forever Gallery, Geneva, Switzerland and solo exhibitions at Mixed Greens Gallery, NY, Regina Miller Gallery, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA. He has been awarded Artist in Residence at PS1 National/International Studio Program, PS1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, NY, Artist in Residence Visual + Harlem, Jacob Lawrence Institute for the Visual Arts, New York, NY and Emerging Artist Fellowship, Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island City, NY, Artist in Residence, Location One, NY and most recently at the Process Space Artist in Residence Program Governors Island, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York, NY.
He is currently represented by Mixed Greens Gallery, NY.
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Anita Desai (* 24. Juni 1937 in Masuri) ist eine indische Schriftstellerin, die Romane und Kurzgeschichten verfasst. Sie ist bekannt für die sensible Beschreibung der Gefühle ihrer weiblichen Charaktere. Viele ihrer Novellen beinhalten die Spannungen zwischen Familienmitgliedern oder die Entfremdung von Mittelklassefrauen. In ihren späteren Werken behandelt sie auch den deutschen Antisemitismus, den Untergang der Tradition und die westlichen stereotypischen Ansichten von Indien. Ihre Werke schreibt sie ausschließlich in Englisch.

Lebenslauf
Sie wurde als Anita Mazumdar als Tochter einer deutschen Mutter und eines bengalischen Vaters geboren. In der Familie sprach sie Deutsch und mit ihren Freunden und Nachbarn Hindi und Urdu. Die englische Sprache lernte sie erst in der Grundschule. Trotzdem schrieb sie mit sieben Jahren bereits auf Englisch und veröffentlichte mit neun Jahren ihre ersten Geschichten. Sie lernte an der "Queen Mary's Higher Secondary School" und an der University of Delhi, an der sie 1957 einen Bachelor of Arts in englischer Literatur ablegte. Im darauffolgenden Jahr heiratete sie Ashvin Desai, einen Geschäftsmann, mit dem sie zusammen zwei Töchter und zwei Söhne bekam. Eine ihrer Töchter, Kiran Desai, ist ebenfalls Autorin geworden und gewann 2006 den Booker Prize.

Seit den 1950er-Jahren lebte Anita Desai in Neu-Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai und anderen indischen Städten. Sie war ein Mitglied des Advisory Board for English der National Academy of Letters in Delhi und der American Academy of Arts and Letters. Sie lehrte am Girton College, Smith College in England und am Mount Holyoke College in den Vereinigten Staaten. Seit 1993 unterrichtet sie kreatives Schreiben am Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Jedes Jahr verbrachte sie dort ein Semester und die restliche Zeit in Indien. Sie ist seit 1978 ein Mitglied der Royal Society of Literature in London. 2020 wurde sie von der Royal Society of Literature zur Companion of Litature ernannt.

Zu ihren Werken
Ihr Debüt hatte Anita Desai im Jahre 1963 mit Cry, the Peacock. Allerdings schrieb sie schon vor ihrer Hochzeit Kurzgeschichten.
1965 folgte Voices of the city, eine Geschichte über die drei Geschwister Amla, Nirode und Monisha und ihren unterschiedlichen Lebensstil in Kolkata. Amla betrachtet die Stadt als Monster, Nirode opfert alles für ihre Karriere und Monisha hält ihrer erdrückenden Existenz im Haushalt einer reichen alten Kolkataer Familie nicht stand. Das 1977 erscheinende Fire on the Mountain, das in Kasuli spielt, beschreibt die Erfahrungen des Lebens dreier Frauen. Es gewann den Winifred Holtby Memorial Prize.

1980 wurde Clear Light of Day veröffentlicht, in dem Anita Desai die Geschichte Delhis mit einer Mittelklasse-Hindufamilie verwebt. Die Hauptperson ist Bim Das, eine unabhängige Frau, die Geschichtsprofessorin ist. Bims Erinnerung an die Familie sind bestimmt von Erfolglosigkeit. Sie fühlt sich von ihrer Schwester Tara betrogen. Ihre Erinnerungen spielen sich in der verrotteten Familienwohnung von Alt-Delhi ab. Tara versteht nicht, warum Bim nichts ändern möchte, wo sie doch die hoffnungslose Atmosphäre des Hauses ablehnt. Der Sommer 1947 trennt die Familie und die Nation. Muslime und Hindus werden geteilt. Desai schildert die gleichen Geschehnisse aus der Sicht von Tara und Bim. Das Werk trägt autobiografische Züge.

Viele Charaktere in ihren Novellen stammen von der anglo-indischen Bourgeoisie ab und deren eheliche Probleme stehen im Vordergrund. Oftmals wählen sie eskapistische Wege, um mit ihrem langweiligen Leben oder dem vermeintlich angenehmeren Leben der Außenwelt fertigzuwerden.
Where shall we go this summer (1975) beschreibt die Geschichte einer Frau namens Sita, die mit ihrem fünften Kind schwanger ist. Sie flüchtet vor ihrer Hochzeit und geht zu dem magischen Inselanwesen ihres verstorbenen Vaters. In The Zigzag Way (2004) trennt sich Anita Desai von ihren familiären Territorien und setzt ihren Schwerpunkt auf Identität und Selbstentdeckung in Mexiko. Seit Mitte der 80er Jahre konzentrierte sie sich auf die Benachteiligten. In Custody (1984) ist ihre ironische Geschichte über literarische Tradition und akademische Illusion. Nur und Deven heißen die Hauptpersonen. Nur ist ein Urdu-Poet, der sich in einer schweren Zeit befindet und Deven ein Hindiprofessor, der realisiert, dass der geliebte Poet nicht das Genie ist, das er sich vorgestellt hatte. Das Buch wurde von Ivory-Merchant verfilmt. In Baumgartner's Bombay (1987) lässt sie die deutsche Herkunft eines ihrer Elternteile miteinfließen. Ein aus dem Arbeitsleben gegangener jüdischer Geschäftsmann flieht von Nazi-Deutschland nach Indien und lebt dort in Armut. Er pflegt streunende Katzen. Ein deutscher Hippie taucht auf und zerbricht Baumgartners einsiedlerische Existenz.

In beiden Büchern gibt Desai Antworten auf Kritik, die von westlichen Mittelklasseleuten stammen. Ihre Probleme betreffen daher mehr die westlichen Leser, als die indischen. In The Journey to Ithaca (1995) beschreibt Anita Desai eine Pilgerfahrt nach Indien durch die zwei Charaktere Mateo und Sophie, die bei der mysteriösen "Mutter" (The Mother) ihr vorläufiges Ziel findet. Obwohl die beiden Hauptpersonen Europäer sind, ist die Geschichte der "Mutter" (lose angelehnt an das Leben der Mirra Alfassa, der spirituellen Partnerin Sri Aurobindos), die einst selbst in Indien nach Erfüllung suchte, im Grunde eine frühere Version der Geschichte des Paares. Der Blick auf Indien ist hier europäischer als in Desais früheren Werken. Fasting, Feasting (1999) zeigt die konträre Rolle von amerikanischer und indischer Kultur, sowie den Kontrast der Rollenverteilung der beiden Geschlechter. Arun studiert in Massachusetts und seine Schwester Uma wohnt in einer kleinen Provinzstadt in Indien. Umas Versuche ihr Zuhause zu verlassen und zu heiraten enden in einem Desaster. Die Novelle war ein Finalist für den Booker Prize 1999.

Bibliografie
 Cry, The Peacock, Peter Owen, 1963
 Voices in the City, Peter Owen, 1965
 Bye-Bye Blackbird, 1968
 The Peacock Garden, 1974
 Where Shall We Go This Summer?, Vikas (New Delhi), 1975
 Cut on a Houseboat, 1976
 Fire on the Mountain Heinemann, 1977 (dt. von Helga Pfetsch: Berg im Feuer, 1986)
 Games at Twilight and Other Stories, Heinemann, 1978 (dt. von Reinhild Böhnke: Spiele im Zwielicht)
 The Peacock Garden, (illustrated by Jeroo Roy) Heinemann, 1979
 Clear Light of Day, Heinemann, 1980 (dt. von Ellen Krahe: Im hellen Licht des Tages, 1996)
 The Village By the Sea, Heinemann, 1982 (dt. von Dorothee Asendorf: Das Dorf am Meer – eine Familiengeschichte aus Indien, 1987)
 In Custody, Heinemann, 1984 (dt. von Utta Roy-Seifert: Die Hüter der wahren Freundschaft, 1987)
 Baumgartner's Bombay, Heinemann, 1987 (dt. von Peter Torberg: Baumgartners Bombay, List, 1993)
 Journey to Ithaca, Heinemann, 1995 (dt. von Regina Schneider: Reise ins Licht, 1996)
 Fasting, Feasting, Chatto & Windus, 1999 (dt. von Helga Pfetsch u. Utta Roy-Seifert: Spiele in der Dämmerung, 2001)
 Diamond Dust and Other Stories, Chatto & Windus, 2000
 The Zig Zag Way, Chatto & Windus, 2004
 Hill of Silver, Hill of Lead, Chatto & Windus, 2005

Auszeichnungen
 1978 National Academy of Letters Award: Fire on the Mountain
 1978 Winifred Holtby Memorial Prize: Fire on the Mountain
 1980 Booker Prize for Fiction (nominiert auf der Shortlist): Clear Light of Day
 1983 Guardian Award for Children's Fiction: The Village by the Sea
 1984 Booker Prize for Fiction (nominiert auf der Shortlist): In Custody
 1989 Padma Shri
 1993 Neil Gunn Prize
 1999 Booker Prize for Fiction (nominiert auf der Shortlist): Fasting, Feasting
 2000 Alberto Moravia Prize for Literature (Italien)
 2014 Padma Bhushan
2020 Companion of Literature (Royal Society of Literature)

Verfilmungen
 1992: Das Dorf am Meer (The village by the sea)

Literatur
 Anand, Amrit, Anita Desai: sense of the fabulous in her novels, 1. publ., New Delhi: Harman Publishing House, 2002. 158 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-86622-52-7
 Bhatnagar, Manmohan Krishna, The novels of Anita Desai: a critical study, New Delhi: Atlantic Publ., 2000. 280 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7156-899-8
 Budholia, Om Prakash, Anita Desai: vision and technique in her novels, Delhi: B.R. Publ. Corp., 2001. 276 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7646-193-8
 Chakranarayan, Mohini, Style studies in Anita Desai, New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, 2000. 163 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7156-910-2
 Chakravertty, Neeru, Quest for self-fulfilment in the novels of Anita Desai, 1. publ., Delhi: Authorspress, 2003. 249 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7273-131-0
 Choudhury, Bidulata, Women and society in the novels of Anita Desai, 1. publ., New Delhi: Creative Books, 1995. 116 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-86318-18-6
 Dash, Sandhyarani, Form and vision in the novels of Anita Desai, New Delhi: Prestige, 1996. 94 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7551-000-5
 Dhawan, Rajinder Kumar, Special issue on Anita Desai, New Delhi: Bahri Publ., 1988. 164 S.; (englisch)
 Goel, Kunj Bala, Language and theme in Anita Desai's fiction, 1. publ., Jaipur: Classic Publ., 1989. 190 S.; (englisch)
 Gopal, N. Raj, A critical study of the novels of Anita Desai, New Delhi: Atlantic Publ., 1995. 117 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7156-577-8
 Gupta, Ramesh Kumar, The novels of Anita Desai: a feminist perspective, New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers, 2002. 267 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-269-0171-3
 Indira, Sajja, Anita Desai as an artist: a study in image and symbol, 1. ed., New Delhi: Creative Books, 1994. 213 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-86318-01-1
 Kanaganayakam, Chelva, Counterrealism and Indo-Anglian fiction, Waterloo, Ont. : Laurier, 2002. 213 S.; ISBN 0-88920-398-9
 Khanna, Shashi, Human relationships in Anita Desai's novels, 1. ed., New Delhi: Sarup, 1995. 150 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-85431-60-4
 Nityanandam, Indira, Three great Indian women novelists: Anita Desai, Shashi Deshpande and Bharati Mukherjee, New Delhi: Creative Books, 2000. 111 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-86318-74-7
 Singh, M. D, Problem of alienation in post-independence Indo-Anglian fiction, 1. ed., Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 2003. 187 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7977-049-4
 Sharma, Kajali, Symbolism in Anita Desai's novels, 1. publ., New Delhi: Abhinav Publ., 1991. 176 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-7017-283-7
 Shashipal, Existential dimensions: a study of Anita Desai's novels, Jaipur, India: Book Enclave, 2002. 134 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-87036-96-6
 Sinha, Ravi Nandan, Three women novelists: essays in criticism, 1. publ., Jaipur: Book Enclave, 2004. 202 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-8152-062-9
 Tiwari, Shubha [Hrsg.], Critical responses to Anita Desai, New Delhi: Atlantic Publ. & Distrib., 2004; (eng), ISBN 81-269-0343-0
 Usha Rani, Psychological conflict in the fiction of Anita Desai, 1. ed., Chandigarh: Abhishek, 2002. 287 S.; (englisch), ISBN 81-85733-13-9

Weblinks

 Anita Desai Biografie (englisch)
 Anita Desai Interview (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Autor
Roman, Epik
Kurzgeschichte
Literatur (Englisch)
Indische Literatur
Literatur (20. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (21. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Hochschullehrer (Mount Holyoke College)
Träger des Padma Bhushan
Träger des Padma Shri
Mitglied der American Academy of Arts and Letters
Inder
Geboren 1937
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A Voice of Her Own: Maryse Condé wins Alternative Nobel Prize for Literature
Due to an ugly scandal involving allegations of sexual harassment and corruption, there was no Nobel Prize for Literature awarded in 2018. Apparently it will resume next year, however to fill the gap, an alternative prize was awarded by The New Academy, a one-off to replace it. They describe themselves like this:
The New Academy was founded to warrant that an international literary prize will be awarded in 2018, but also as a reminder that literature should be associated with democracy, openness, empathy and respect. In a time when human values are increasingly being called into question, literature becomes the counterforce of oppression and a code of silence.
I didn't know this was happening, but I can't help but wish to celebrate it, given the winner of the prize for 2018, was Maryse Condé, one of my very favourite writers, whom I discovered in 2015, when her lifetimes work was nominated for the Man Booker International (MBI), in the old format, when that prize was held every two years and for a body of work, not a newly published title.
Maryse Condé
Maryse Condé didn't win the MBI prize that year, but she was the writer I chose from the long list to read and following her advice in an interview about where one should start with her writing, I began with her extraordinarily beautiful essays Tales From the Heart, True Stories From My Childhood.
Maryse Condé is a Guadeloupean writer who was the eighth child in her family and as such, the one who knew her mother for the least amount of time and her grandmother she knew not at all. Her mother was a wilful, determined woman, who rose herself up through education, married a successful banker and made sure her own children were well-educated.
Her writer's instinct and curiosity had her wondering about what had gone before her, what had made her mother into the woman she knew and observed, one who many found too severe. Condé decided to find out all she could about her grandmother, researching by talking to everyone who knew them.
'The story is, of course, about my grandmother but the real problem was my mother. I lost my mother when I was very young — fourteen and a half. And during the short time that I knew her I could never understand her. She was a very complex character. Some people — most people, the majority of people — disliked her. They believed she was too arrogant, too choleric. But we knew at home that she was the most sensitive person and I could not understand that contradiction between the way she looked and the way she actually was. So I tried to understand as I grew up and I discovered that it was because of a big problem with her own mother. She seems to have failed; she had the feeling that she was not a good, dutiful daughter. I had to understand the grandmother and the relationship between my mother, Jeanne, and her mother, Victoire, to understand who Jeanne was, why she was the way she was, and at the same time understand myself.'
Slowly she pieced together a picture of not just her grandmother, but the generations of women in her family, who'd followed a similar, tragic pattern in their lives of being used by men and left to raise children alone. Condé's mother was determined to break the cycle, which she did, but by doing so, she also planted a seed of desire in this youngest daughter to want to know about her roots. It wasn't just her immediate family she knew nothing about, but her own country, her descendants and the country and culture or their birth.
She set off, not just in search of grandmothers and great grandmothers, but in search of the Kingdom of Segu, about which write an incredible historical novel, Segu (see review) and it's sequel The Children of Segu, which I have not read yet.
Though her books were all published in French, Condé had the fortune to be married to the translator Richard Philcox, so most of her novels were translated into English, although she is much less well-known in the English reading world, than here in France.
She visited Aix-en-Provence a few years ago, and I had the privilege of being in a packed audience listening to her speak animatedly on a variety of topics.
When asked which of her books was her favourite, she mentioned The Story of the Cannibal Woman, which I had on my bookshelf, so that became my next read, a story set in South Africa, which had similarities for me to Yewande Omotoso's The Woman Next Door. Unfortunately she is almost blind, so I don't know if she will be publishing many more books, I certainly hope so.
In 2011 Françoise Vergès a French political scientist, historian and feminist, wrote and collaborated with Maryse Condé, a documentary called 'une voix singulière' a journey into the life and mind of Condé through her particular voice and world view. It is in French but with subtitles.
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5 thoughts on "A Voice of Her Own: Maryse Condé wins Alternative Nobel Prize for Literature"
margaret21 | October 16, 2018 at 10:35
Thanks fo this introduction to a writer I know – knew- nothing of. She's on the list now!
sylvie444 | October 16, 2018 at 17:17
Such a deserving writer, Maryse Condé.
Michael | October 16, 2018 at 22:44
Wonderful introduction to Condé's work! I'd been planning on starting with Victoire sometime in December, along with a few other memoirs I've been wanting to read, but I might begin with The Story of the Cannibal now, knowing it was her favorite.
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I've entered the received registration key in the registration window, but the registration key is invalid.
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In this paper a new current-mode integrator and a first order all-pass section are used to construct a quadrature oscillator. These circuits are composed of operational amplifiers (OAs) and operational transconductance amplifiers (OTAs), without using external passive elements. The proposed circuits are suitable for monolithic implementation either with CIVICS or bipolar technologies. All active sensitivities are low. The performances of the circuits are tested using a SPICE simulation program.


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LG had recently revealed that its upcoming smartphone will be named LG Velvet and will feature a new design language from the company, which it has already revealed. Now, the company has officially confirmed the phone's launch date.
The South Korean company has confirmed that the LG Velvet smartphone will get launched on 7th April via an online event and the device will be available for purchase in mid-May.
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The company has already confirmed that the smartphone will come powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 SoC. It has also been revealed that the phone will be offered in four color options — Black, Green, Red, and White with pearlescent finish.
The smartphone features symmetrical front and back curves and will come with a raindrop-like camera array. For the triple camera setup, the lens cutout size keeps decreasing, moving from top to bottom. It also has an LED flash included in the design for the effect.
Earlier, it was reported that the LG Velvet smartphone will be launched on 15th May. As the company has not confirmed 7th May as the launch date, it seems likely that the device will be available for purchase from 15th May. To know for sure, we'll have to wait for the launch event to take place.
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BEYOND, IN THEIR HONOR. >> WE REALIZE THAT THE CITY, THE COUNTY, GREATER PITTSBURGH REALLY FELT THE IMPACT OF THIS ATTACK. REPORTER: FOR SO MANY PEOPLE, JUST THINKING ABOUT THE DATE OF THE OCTOBER 27 ATTACK BRINGS BACK A FLOOD OF EMOTIONS. >> WE ALL FEEL IT. I LIVE A HALF A MILE FROM TREE OF LIFE. I KNEW PEOPLE IN THE BUILDING. REPORTER THE DEADLIEST ANTI-SEMITIC ATTACK IN THE U.S. RABBI AMY BAR DECK OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF PITTSBURGH SPOKE WITH US ABOUT THE FOCUS THIS OCTOBER 22 AS A WAY TO REMEMBER THE 11 LIVES LOST LAST OCTOBER 27. >> WE REALIZE THE CITY, THE COUNTY, GREATER PITTSBURGH FELT THE IMPACT OF THIS ATTACK AND WE WANTED TO GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO DO THAT DAY THAT WAS COMMEMORATIVE AND SENSITIVE TO THE WISHES OF THOSE CLOSELY IMPACTED. REPORTER: A COMMEMORATIVE DAY OF SERVICE, STUDY AND COMMUNITY. >> WE'RE GOING TO DELIVER BAKE GOODS TO EACH AND EVERY EMS AND FIRE AND POLICE STATION IN THE CITY. 32 SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES ANYONE CAN SIGN UP TO DO. THAT ALSO INCLUDES BLOOD DRIVES, CEMETERY CLEAN-UPS, PLANTING TRES OR SERVING FOOD FOR THOSE IN NEED. >> AND OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE PEOPLE FEEL THEY'RE DOING SOMETHING TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE IN THE WAKE OF THIS ATTACK. REPORTER TWO SURVIVORS OF THIS ATTACK DAN LEGER AND RABBI DORIS , DYEN, LONGTIME MEMBERS OF CONGREGATION DOR HADASH -- PLAN TO READ THE PORTION OF THE JEWISH BIBLE THE TORAH. ,>> OCTOBER 27, 2018 WAS THE PORTION OF GENESIS CHAPTERS 18 THROUGH SO IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT 22. WE HAVE THAT PART OF THE TORAH LIVE ON THIS DAY BECAUSE IT WAS NEVER READ OR STUDIED LAST YEAR . WE WANT TO HOLD UP THE FACT THAT WE LOST 11 SOULS WHO WERE PRAYING AND SYNAGOGUE THAT DA
Governor Tom Wolf signed a proclamation declaring Sunday, October 27, 2019, a day of remembrance and ordered state flags to half-staff on the one-year mark of an anti-Semitic attack on the Dor Hadash, New Light, and Tree of Life*Or L'Simcha congregations in their synagogue in Pittsburgh. The proclamation extends the City of Pittsburgh's resolution declaring the day "Remember Repair Together Day" statewide to include all Pennsylvanians."A year has passed, but I continue to carry sorrow for the victims and their families of this heinous attack," said Gov. Wolf. "We must honor them by remembering, and through our thoughts, prayers and actions. I ask all Pennsylvanians to spend Oct. 27 doing the same in their honor."Pittsburgh is a city of bridges, and so it is a fitting tribute to commemorate this occasion with a day of building bridges of understanding, welcome and friendship."In addition to signing the proclamation, Gov. Wolf ordered the commonwealth flag at all commonwealth facilities, public buildings and grounds to half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019. The United States flag is to remain at full-staff. All Pennsylvanians are invited to participate in this tribute.Gov. Wolf reflected on the shooting throughout the year, most notably during his trip to Lithuania and Poland. The governor carried a mezuzah from inside the synagogue with him as he visited Paneriai and Auschwitz-Birkenau, two prominent locations of atrocities against the Jewish people during the Holocaust. He wrote the names of the eleven victims in the guestbooks at both locations with the intent of memorializing them in perpetuity. He recently returned the mezuzah to Rabbi Jeffery Myers, who had lent it to the governor to bring on his trip. "My visits to Holocaust sites reaffirmed my belief that we need to work every day to stop anti-Semitism and hate from growing in Pennsylvania," said Gov. Wolf. "By reaching out to cultivate bonds of friendship and understanding, we observe the one-year mark of the attack at Tree of Life with action that helps strengthen our commonwealth and prevent hate from growing."
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Governor Tom Wolf signed a proclamation declaring Sunday, October 27, 2019, a day of remembrance and ordered state flags to half-staff on the one-year mark of an anti-Semitic attack on the Dor Hadash, New Light, and Tree of Life*Or L'Simcha congregations in their synagogue in Pittsburgh.
The proclamation extends the City of Pittsburgh's resolution declaring the day "Remember Repair Together Day" statewide to include all Pennsylvanians.
"A year has passed, but I continue to carry sorrow for the victims and their families of this heinous attack," said Gov. Wolf. "We must honor them by remembering, and through our thoughts, prayers and actions. I ask all Pennsylvanians to spend Oct. 27 doing the same in their honor.
"Pittsburgh is a city of bridges, and so it is a fitting tribute to commemorate this occasion with a day of building bridges of understanding, welcome and friendship."
In addition to signing the proclamation, Gov. Wolf ordered the commonwealth flag at all commonwealth facilities, public buildings and grounds to half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019. The United States flag is to remain at full-staff. All Pennsylvanians are invited to participate in this tribute.
Gov. Wolf reflected on the shooting throughout the year, most notably during his trip to Lithuania and Poland. The governor carried a mezuzah from inside the synagogue with him as he visited Paneriai and Auschwitz-Birkenau, two prominent locations of atrocities against the Jewish people during the Holocaust. He wrote the names of the eleven victims in the guestbooks at both locations with the intent of memorializing them in perpetuity. He recently returned the mezuzah to Rabbi Jeffery Myers, who had lent it to the governor to bring on his trip.
"My visits to Holocaust sites reaffirmed my belief that we need to work every day to stop anti-Semitism and hate from growing in Pennsylvania," said Gov. Wolf. "By reaching out to cultivate bonds of friendship and understanding, we observe the one-year mark of the attack at Tree of Life with action that helps strengthen our commonwealth and prevent hate from growing."
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Know Your Enemy: Cornell
Yup, here they are. Another year, another first round bye, another ECAC semifinal, another NCAA appearance. Last year, Cornell kicked it up a notch by upsetting regional top-seed Michigan in the first round of the tournament and taking eventual runners-up Ferris State to the limit in the Midwest regional. What does the future hold for the Big Red? Brace yourself... more of the same, in all likelihood.
Nickname: Big Red
Location: Ithaca, NY
Conference: ECAC (Ivy League)
National Championships: 2 (1967, 1970)
Last NCAA Appearance: 2012
Last Frozen Four: 2003
Coach: Mike Schafer (18th season)
2011-12 Record: 19-9-7 (12-4-6 ECAC, 2nd place)
Series: Cornell leads, 59-32-7
First Game: January 31, 1908 (Albany, NY)
Last RPI win: February 25, 2012 (Ithaca, NY)
Last CU win: February 12, 2011 (Troy, NY)
2012-13 games: January 19, 2013 (Troy, NY); February 22, 2013 (Ithaca, NY)
Key players: F Erik Axell, sr.; D Braden Birch, sr.; D Nick D'Agostino, sr.; F Greg Miller, sr.; D Kirill Gotovets, jr.; G Andy Iles, jr.; F Dustin Mowrey, jr.; F Cole Bardreau, so.; F Brian Ferlin, so.; F Joel Lowry, so.; F John McCarron, so.; D Joakim Ryan, so.; F John Knisley, fr.; D Gavin Stoick, fr.; F Teemu Tiitinen, fr.; D Reece Willcox, fr.
Key losses: F Sean Collins, D Sean Whitney, D Keir Ross, F Locke Jillson
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Count 'em - Cornell has picked up a first-round bye in each of the last four years and as mentioned last year has missed it only once since the league expanded to a 12-team playoff: 2008, when they lost a tiebreaker with Union for fourth place. That makes 13 straight seasons in the top four.
Cornell has their system and they play it well, and last year, like most years, they were right in the thick of things for the Cleary Cup until RPI helped snatch it away from them on the last day of the regular season, with Matt Tinordi scoring to tie things up at Lynah Rink with just over two minutes left in regulation, followed by a Patrick Cullen goal with just seconds left in overtime on the Engineers' seventh shot of the extra period, gifting the regular season crown to Union. So while they still tend to get the job done, Cornell actually hasn't won the Cleary Cup since 2005.
Will they be in the hunt this year? If you're asking that question, try going back to the start and then read again. Cornell wasn't offensively gifted last year (they frequently aren't anyway), but they do return eight of their top nine scorers from last season (all but Collins, who was second on the team with 26 points). Ferlin showed immense potential before his season ended to an injury. Knisley is positively short for a Schafer recruit at 5'9" but he'll have been on the recruiting books for four full years once he finally suits up for the Big Red - he played with Mike Zalewski for two years at Vernon in the BCHL.
Defensively, Birch and D'Agostino are rocks already, Ryan showed potential, and now they bring in Stoick from the US Under-18 team and Willcox, a fifth-round draft pick of the Philadelphia Flyers. Add in Iles between the pipes (whose outstanding season was overshadowed by Troy Grosenick in Schenectady), and the much-maligned but highly effective Cornell defensive scheme, and you've got a team that's tough to score on, even with the loss of Whitney and Ross.
As difficult as RPI's season was last year, they actually managed to win the season series with the Big Red for the first time in roughly forever, and they've now played three straight tight ones against Cornell. Can that continue? Perhaps, but it won't be easy. We've already discussed top contenders like Union and Quinnipiac, but this team, which was a goal away from the Frozen Four in the third period against Ferris State, hasn't changed a great deal from last season, and that places them right in the mix right along with them.
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Katherine Howell, MD
A recent study investigated incidence and etiologies of severe epilepsies of infancy (SEI) and found that 3 quarters of SEIs could be assigned an epilepsy syndrome or "variant syndrome" at presentation.
West syndrome (WS) and "WS-like" syndrome had a combined incidence of 32.7 out of 100,000 live births per year (95% CI, 26-41). The incidence of SEI with migrating focal seizures (EIMFS) was 4.5 out of 100,000 (95% CI, 2.4-8.4) and the incidence of infantile epileptic encephalopathy (EIEE) was 3.6 out of 100,000 (95% CI, 1.8-7.2). All cases of "WS-like" epilepsy, 83% of unifocal epilepsy cases and 39% of WS cases had structural etiologies. EIMFS, EIEE, and Dravet syndrome (DS) mainly consisted of single gene disorders.
First author Katherine Howell, MD, clinician-scientist fellow and epilepsy team leader, Murdoch Children's Research Institute, and pediatric neurologist and epileptologist, Royal Children's Hospital and colleagues wrote that "diagnosis of an epilepsy syndrome, with allowance for minor variations, is feasible in most infants and remains clinically useful, potentially helping to guide investigation and prognostication, given important differences in etiology and outcome between syndromes."
Howell and colleagues investigated 114 infants from Victoria, Australia with SEIs with a median age of seizure onset of 4.6 months (interquartile range [IQR], 5.4), 61 (51%) of which were male. Of these infants, 73 (64%) of which fulfilled diagnostic criteria for epilepsy syndromes and 16 (14%) had "variants" of epilepsy syndromes in which one feature was different or missing, or not all classical features had emerged yet.
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The most common syndromes were WS (n = 41; 36%) and WS-like (n = 11; 10%) epilepsies. Unifocal epilepsy was present in 12 (11%) infants, EIMFS in 10 (9%), EIEE in 8 (7%), and early myoclonic encephalopathy (EME) in 2 (2%). EME was found to have an incidence of 0.9 out of 100,000 live births per year (95% CI, 0.23-3.6). By 2 years of age, the epilepsy syndrome had evolved to a different syndrome in 45 (39%) infants. The most common evolution was to WS or WS-like syndromes in 25 (22%) infants.
Howell and colleagues identified underlying etiology in 85 (75%) infants. A malformative structural etiology was present in 32 (28%) while an acquired structural etiology was present in 14 (12%). Single gene disorders were identified in 23 (20%) infants, chromosomal disorders in 9 (8%), and metabolic conditions in 7 (6%). A genetic basis was identified in 46% of infants, out of 100 with nonacquired etiologies.
Investigating outcomes revealed that 18 (16%) infants died before age 2. Half the infants with EIEE (4 of 8), EME (1 of 2) and 60% with EIMFS (6 of 10) died. WS and WS-like epilepsy had the lowest mortality rates compared to other syndromes (1 of 52; P <.01).
At age 2, 46 (48%) infants had ongoing seizures and were on antiseizure medications (ASMs). Fifty had controlled seizures, 25 of which were on ASMs. Out of infants with EIEE, EME, EIMFS, or possible DS, 21 of 24 (88%) had ongoing seizures until death or 2 years of age.
Borderline or delayed development was present in 85 of 96 (89%) survivors, with a severe-profound impact in development seen in 40 (42%). Development was normal in 11 (11%) infants. Out of infants with EIEE or EIMFS, all had severe-profound delayed development or were deceased, while 19 of 64 (30%) infants with WS, WS-like, or unifocal epilepsy had severe-profound delays and 2 (3%) were deceased.
"An epilepsy syndrome diagnosis is still important even in the setting of a known etiology, as many epilepsy genes are associated with a spectrum of epilepsy syndromes that require different interventions. This can include genes that can cause both milder and severe epilepsies, such as the spectrum of SCN1A pathogenic variants, which ranges from DS to febrile seizures. Even within the severe epilepsies due to a single gene, different epilepsy syndromes may show the opposite response to an ASM, such as sodium channel blockers in SCN2A, reflecting the underlying mechanism," Howell and colleagues wrote.
"Understanding both epilepsy syndrome and etiology is thus essential as knowledge of individual etiologies increases and novel etiology-specific and syndrome-specific treatments become available," they concluded.
Howell KB, Freeman JL, MacKay MT, et al. The severe epilepsy syndromes of infancy: A population‐based study. Epilepsia. Published online January 21, 2021. doi: 10.1111/epi.16810
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For decades, corporations and some governments have pressured public sector employers to privatize services through contracting out, public-private partnerships (P3s), competitive bidding, or all-out selloffs.
Privatizing jobs and services hurts members and the community, as workers' living standards decline and well-paying jobs disappear. Our first line of defence against privatization is our union contract, negotiated through collective bargaining. Negotiations to stop privatization typically involve language about contracting out and contracting in. These articles are a cornerstone of union and job security in a collective agreement.
Employers often target contract language that's a barrier to privatization, in a short-sighted pursuit of false savings. With each round of bargaining, locals must be ready to mobilize to defend and improve this language. It's equally important to negotiate proactive language that anticipates new forms of privatization (like P3s or Alternative Service Delivery), and to table contracting-in provisions.
This guide gives an overview of the privatization, contracting out and contracting in issues CUPE members face – along with sample collective agreement language for local bargaining committees, bargaining councils and staff representatives.
For collective bargaining courses and resources to take on privatization, contact CUPE's union education staff in your area, and check out our online member resources.


A recent post on Friendly Atheist comments on the use of two Christian models in an Atheist Billboard. The models want the sign down. Do they have a case?
I am not including the picture as to prevent its further spread, but in the billboard the text messages by the daughter indicate that she no longer believes in the Christian doctrine, and bill board itself suggests skipping church. There is at least some precedent regarding deformation lawsuits by models. Candy Burns and her daughter, Cheyenne, the models used in the billboard, are requesting that American Atheists take it down, as the two are devout Christians.
The image was from iStock and was obtained legally. But there may be an issue. Because the billboard could be seen as suggesting that the models are atheists, and that they endorse atheism and skipping church, it could be seen as libel.
So, the argument boils down to whether or not the image can be seen as libel. In order for the billboard to be considered libelous, there must be a risk of damages to the individuals in the image. Luckily for the models in question, "Atheist" groups often point out how atheists are discriminated against, and how their lives can be made difficult by others. So the very group that posted the billboard has provided argument that being labeled an atheist can be detrimental in society.
There is still the question of whether or not the models waived their rights to sue for libel. I do not have the full contract available, but the iStock site does include the state "No matter what license you buy, you can never use iStock content for… pornographic, obscene or libelous works." While I am a solid proponent of free speech, if the contract specifically demands that the content not be used for libelous content, American Atheists could be in violation of their contract with iStock, and as such, with the models.


← Collective consciousness: a "peer to peer" phenomenon?
I've just discovered in an interview that Seth Kahan made with John Seely Brown a very intriguing and fertile perspective on the role blogs may play in the emergence of a conscious social mind. See below. I added the emphasis for highlighting the potential that I sense for social innovation experiments using blogs for Emergence.
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The wiki movement linked lots of things but the problem was in validating that the links where meaningful. Blogs are doing a better job of making meaningful links and leading to a version of the Semantic Web that is quite different from what Tim Berners Lee envisions with machine ontology providing the linkage.
The Anticipatory Web is a different concept that a group of scientists are working on.
The ignition of a holistic structure from lots of pairwise connections is one foundation of the work at the Santa Fe Institute by Stu Kauffman.
The ignition phenomenon is very nicely developed in his work and in related works.
A group is proposing that concept aggregation tools are so to be introduced as a means to push and pull people between blogs and to provide a overview of all thematic structure in social discourse as a type of weather map.


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A worker in Lijiang, Yunnan, smiles at the viewer, as he lets the day slip by on the town square.


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Saint-Cyr-l'École és un municipi francès, situat al departament de les Yvelines i a la regió de l'Illa de França. L'any 1999 tenia 14.566 habitants.

Forma part del cantó de Saint-Cyr-l'École, del districte de Versalles i de la Comunitat d'aglomeració Versailles Grand Parc.

De 1806 a 1945 acollí les dependències de l'École Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr.

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Municipis del districte de Versalles


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Journalist in residence at The Scattergood Program for Applied Ethics of Behavioral Health Care, Courtenay Harris Bond is a freelance writer whose work has appeared on philly.com and newsworks.org. Previously, Courtenay reported for several daily newspapers, including the Asbury Park Press. She earned master's degrees from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism and from the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education.


(1) Transport safety and environmental issues connected with transport are vital in ensuring sustainable mobility.
(2) The use of speed limitation devices for heaviest-motor vehicle categories has had a positive effect on the improvement of road safety. It has also contributed to environmental protection.
(3) Council Directive 92/6/EEC(4) provides that, depending on technical possibilities and experiences in Member States, the requirements on installation and use of speed limitation devices could subsequently be extended to light goods vehicles.
(4) The extension of the scope of Directive 92/6/EEC to vehicles of more than 3,5 tonnes designed for transporting goods or passengers was one of the measures advocated by the Council in its resolution of 26 June 2000 on the improvement of road safety(5), in accordance with the Commission communication of 20 March 2000 on priorities in EU road safety.
(5) The scope of Directive 92/6/EEC should be extended to motor vehicles of category M2, to vehicles of category M3 having a maximum mass of more than 5 tonnes but not exceeding 10 tonnes and to vehicles of category N2.
(6) Since the objectives of the proposed action, namely the introduction of modifications to the Community-wide arrangements for the installation and use of speed limitation devices on certain heavy vehicle categories, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of the scale or effects of the action, be better achieved at Community level, the Community may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. In accordance with the principle of proportionality, as set out in that Article, this Directive does not go beyond what is necessary to achieve those objectives.
For the purposes of this Directive, 'motor vehicle' means any power-driven vehicle falling within category M2, M3, N2 or N3, intended for use on the road and having at least four wheels and a maximum design speed exceeding 25 km/h.
Categories M2, M3, N2 and N3 shall be understood to be those defined in Annex II to Directive 70/156/EEC(6).
Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that motor vehicles of categories M2 and M3 referred to in Article 1 may be used on the road only if equipped with a speed limitation device set in such a way that their speed cannot exceed 100 kilometres per hour.
Category M3 vehicles registered before 1 January 2005 with a maximum mass exceeding 10 tonnes may continue to be equipped with devices on which the maximum speed is set at 100 kilometres per hour.
1. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that motor vehicles of categories N2 and N3 may be used on the road only if equipped with a speed limitation device set in such a way that their speed cannot exceed 90 kilometres per hour.
2. Member States shall be authorised to require that the speed limitation device in vehicles registered in their territory and used exclusively for the transport of dangerous goods is set in such a way that those vehicles cannot exceed a maximum speed of less than 90 kilometres per hour.
(ii) from 1 January 1996, in the case of vehicles used exclusively for national transport.
(ii) from 1 January 2007 in the case of vehicles used solely for national transport operations.
3. For a period of no more than three years from 1 January 2005, any Member State may exempt from the provisions of Articles 2 and 3 category M2 vehicles and category N2 vehicles with a maximum mass of more than 3,5 tonnes but not exceeding 7,5 tonnes, registered in the national register and not travelling on the territory of another Member State.
1. The speed limitation devices referred to in Articles 2 and 3 must satisfy the technical requirements laid down in the Annex to Directive 92/24/EEC(8). However, all vehicles covered by this Directive and registered before 1 January 2005 may continue to be equipped with speed limitation devices which satisfy the technical requirements laid down by the competent national authorities.
2. Speed limitation devices shall be installed by workshops or bodies approved by the Member States."
As part of the road safety action programme for the period 2002 to 2010, the Commission shall assess the road safety and road traffic implications of adjusting the speed limitation devices used by category M2 vehicles and by category N2 vehicles with a maximum mass of 7,5 tonnes or less to the speeds laid down by this Directive.
If necessary, the Commission shall submit appropriate proposals."
Member States shall bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive by 1 January 2005 at the latest. They shall forthwith inform the Commission thereof.
Done at Brussels, 5 November 2002.
(1) OJ C 270 E, 25.9.2001, p. 77.
(2) OJ C 48, 21.2.2002, p. 47.
(3) Opinion of the European Parliament of 7 February 2002 (not yet published in the Official Journal), Council Common Position of 25 June 2002 (OJ C 228 E, 25.9.2002, p. 14) and decision of the European Parliament of 24 September 2002 (not yet published in the Official Journal).
(5) OJ C 218, 31.7.2000, p. 1.
(6) Council Directive 70/156/EEC of 6 February 1970 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the type-approval of motor vehicles and their trailers (OJ L 42, 23.2.1970, p. 1). Directive as last amended by Commission Directive 2001/116/EC (OJ L 18, 21.1.2002, p. 1).
(7) Council Directive 88/77/EEC of 3 December 1987 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the measures to be taken against the emission of gaseous pollutants from diesel engines for use in vehicles (OJ L 36, 9.2.1988, p. 33). Directive as last amended by Commission Directive 2001/27/EC (OJ L 107, 18.4.2001, p. 10).
(8) Council Directive 92/24/EEC of 31 March 1992 relating to speed limitation devices or similar speed limitation on-board systems of certain categories of motor vehicles (OJ L 129, 14.5.1992, p. 154).


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Ruth Buendía of Peru Wins 2014 Goldman Environmental Prize
By Monti Aguirre
Ruth Buendia and the Ene River
Photo courtesy of the Goldman Environmental Prize
Ruth braided quick steps over the edge of the long boat and jumped off onto the beach of the Ene River. Other Asháninka women and children also got off and climbed the high riverbank. We had stopped at Saborochari village to get food for the long river journey ahead. Delicious boiled manioc and smoked fish wrapped in plantain leaves were distributed to all on the boat. We went on to Pamakiari to attend the XIV Asháninka Congress.
Ruth Buendia speaks at the Central Asháninka del Rio Ene (CARE)
This was early in 2010. It was my first time on the Ene River and my first time meeting Ruth Buendía Metzoquiari. Some months before, Ruth had sent me an email asking for support, after she had learned about plans to build the Pakitzapango Dam on the Ene River in the Peruvian Amazon. I went to meet Ruth and other representatives of the Central Asháninka del Rio Ene – Asháninka Center of the Ene River – (CARE) to better understand the threats posed by the dam. It was clear at this meeting that the Asháninka felt threatened by the construction of the dam.
The health of the Ene River is crucial for the Asháninka indigenous people who depend on its fish resources, the fertile soils of its floodplains, and the many foods and other natural resources the forest provides. The dam would block the passage of sediments and the migration of fish and other aquatic organisms. Pakitzapango Dam would also negatively impact the lives of close to 10,000 people.
Later that year, Ruth and CARE were successful in stopping the Pakitzapango Dam through a legal action presented by CARE. The Brazilian dam builder Odebrecht then announced that it was no longer interested in building the Tambo 40 Dam, another project proposed for the Ene, Tambo and Ucayali river basin. Both of these stalled dams represent a great victory for the people who worked so hard to protect their rivers and cultures.
Monti, Ruth and Jason after the Women Water Guardians ceremony in Mill Valley on April 27, 2014.
Photo by Shaun Sakya/International Rivers
Yesterday International Rivers was honored to welcome Ruth Buendía to the Bay Area – on her first trip to California – as part of a special Women Water Guardians gathering. Indigenous leaders from California welcomed Ruth, me, and an intimate group of local and international water guardians with songs for the waters of this place and the healing of the waters of the world.
And today I'm overjoyed to announce that Ruth has been awarded the 2014 Goldman Environmental Prize for Central and South America for her work to protect the Ene River and stop the Pakitzapango and Tambo 40 dams. Working alongside her to protect the Asháninka people and the rivers of the Peruvian Amazon is a great honor. I'm able to continue along my path as a woman water guardian because of the strength and inspiration of women like Ruth. Felicidades hermana.
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